Jeffrey Donaldson speaking to the press

The transcript discusses the potential announcement of legislation by the government and the importance of tabling it for it to become law. It emphasizes the need for Northern Ireland's position within the UK to be respected, as outlined in the New Decade, New Approach agreement. The speaker expresses skepticism about the EU's intentions and stresses the importance of restoring consensus in Northern Ireland to maintain political stability and uphold the Belfast Agreement.

Why is it important for legislation to be tabled in Parliament?

• It allows for public debate.

• It ensures the legislation becomes law.

• It helps in gathering public opinion.

• It provides transparency to the public.

What does the speaker want to see regarding Northern Ireland's position?

• A stronger Irish Sea border.

• Northern Ireland's independence.

• Respect and restoration within the UK.

• A new agreement with the EU.

What agreement is mentioned as not being honored by the government?

• The Brexit Agreement.

• The Good Friday Agreement.

• The New Decade, New Approach Agreement.

• The EU Withdrawal Agreement.

How does the speaker view the EU's actions regarding Northern Ireland?

• As supportive of the Good Friday Agreement.

• As harmful to political stability.

• As beneficial to the UK economy.

• As neutral and unbiased.

What is necessary for power sharing in Northern Ireland according to the speaker?

• A new trade deal with the EU.

• Restoration of consensus.

• Increased political autonomy.

• A stronger military presence.